The Duchess a Story
The Duchess a Story
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1 87 It is a strange scene, full of incongruities. On one side extreme poverty and general demoralization ; on the other, riches and all the little refinements that go to make up a well-to-do, self-satisfied society. There, the ill-dressed although each man in it is wearing his Sunday's best ill-looking crowd, shuffling together in a nervous, treacherous fashion, half-uneasy, wholly vindictive. Be- fore them, their spokesman, as it wefi, their lean, ascetic parish priest, Father Doolin, a sligh...t, emaciated man with dark, piercing eyes, that now are aglow with fervid elo quence ; facing him, the tall, handsome young man, faultlessly attired, with head well up, and stern, finely-cut mouth, and aristocrat written on every line of him ; and behind all, the fashionably - dressed few, gazing with well-bred amazement at the picture of which they make a part.
Father Doolin has brought his speech to a rather abrupt termination. It is difficult to be diffuse or explanatory or persuasive with those handsome, unsympathetic eyes fixed upon one, as though compelling a speedy finish to one's harangue ; and now 1 88 THE DUCHESS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 87 It is a strange scene, full of incongruities. On one side extreme poverty and general demoralization ; on the other, riches and all the little refinements that go to make up a well-to-do, self-satisfied society. There, the ill-dressed although each man in it is wearing his Sunday's best ill-looking crowd, shuffling together in a nervous, treacherous fashion, half-uneasy, wholly vindictive. Be- fore them, their spokesman, as it wefi, their lean, ascetic parish priest, Father Doolin, a sligh...t, emaciated man with dark, piercing eyes, that now are aglow with fervid elo quence ; facing him, the tall, handsome young man, faultlessly attired, with head well up, and stern, finely-cut mouth, and aristocrat written on every line of him ; and behind all, the fashionably - dressed few, gazing with well-bred amazement at the picture of which they make a part.
Father Doolin has brought his speech to a rather abrupt termination. It is difficult to be diffuse or explanatory or persuasive with those handsome, unsympathetic eyes fixed upon one, as though compelling a speedy finish to one's harangue ; and now 1 88 THE DUCHESS.
What to read after The Duchess a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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